Cajal Neuroscience Center at SfN 2026

Nov 14–18, 2026 Washington, DC ~21k attendees Website

Cajal Neuroscience Center brings 5 presentations to SfN 2026 in Washington. Its program at this meeting centres on habitual control, Parkinson’s disease mechanisms, and computational models of learning and decision-making. One thread examines how patient-derived neurons and brain organoids reproduce disease-related dysfunction and degeneration.

Organization	SfN 2026 Attendance
CN Cajal Neuroscience Center Madrid, Spain
Universities and research institutes Neuroscience research center of Spain's National Research Council in Madrid, Spain.	Talk Mon Nov 16 2–4:30pm Part of Session MIN22: Circuitry and Computational Mechanisms of Habitual Control Chair WCC Rm 151 Talk Mon Nov 16 2:51–3:14pm Part of Session MIN22: Circuitry and Computational Mechanisms of Habitual Control Automatic Brakes: Behavioral and Neural Mechanisms of Habitual Inhibition WCC Rm 151 Poster Wed Nov 18 8am–noon Part of Session PSTR305: Parkinson's Disease: Cellular Mechanisms Patient-Derived iPSC Neurons and Brain Organoids Recapitulate Dysfunctional and Degenerative Features of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Diseases WCC Halls A-C · Board V27 Poster Wed Nov 18 1–5pm Part of Session PSTR377: Computational Models of Decision-Making Bridging Perceptual Inference and Reinforcement Learning: A Novel RLDDM Approach to Sensory and Category Information WCC Halls A-C · Board KK44 Poster Wed Nov 18 1–5pm Part of Session PSTR377: Computational Models of Decision-Making A Dual-Controller Model of Human Probabilistic Learning Based on Reward and Action Prediction Errors: Insights from Neuromodulation and Computational Modeling WCC Halls A-C · Board KK45

Organization

SfN 2026 Attendance

Cajal Neuroscience Center

Madrid, Spain

Universities and research institutes

Neuroscience research center of Spain's National Research Council in Madrid, Spain.

Talk

Mon Nov 16
2–4:30pm

Part of Session MIN22: Circuitry and Computational Mechanisms of Habitual Control

Chair

WCC Rm 151

Talk

Mon Nov 16
2:51–3:14pm

Part of Session MIN22: Circuitry and Computational Mechanisms of Habitual Control

Automatic Brakes: Behavioral and Neural Mechanisms of Habitual Inhibition

WCC Rm 151

Poster

Wed Nov 18
8am–noon

Part of Session PSTR305: Parkinson's Disease: Cellular Mechanisms

Patient-Derived iPSC Neurons and Brain Organoids Recapitulate Dysfunctional and Degenerative Features of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s Diseases

WCC Halls A-C · Board V27

Poster

Wed Nov 18
1–5pm

Part of Session PSTR377: Computational Models of Decision-Making

Bridging Perceptual Inference and Reinforcement Learning: A Novel RLDDM Approach to Sensory and Category Information

WCC Halls A-C · Board KK44

Poster

Wed Nov 18
1–5pm

Part of Session PSTR377: Computational Models of Decision-Making

A Dual-Controller Model of Human Probabilistic Learning Based on Reward and Action Prediction Errors: Insights from Neuromodulation and Computational Modeling

WCC Halls A-C · Board KK45

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